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The 18 pages that link to Hudson Bay, each with the reason it gives.

• Glacial isostatic adjustmentBroader topic: Rapid present-day uplift around the bay reflects the removal of thick Laurentide ice.

• Hudson's Bay CompanyRelated: The bay's shores gave the company access to a maritime fur-trading network.

• OntarioRelated: Ontario reaches Hudson Bay in its sparsely populated northern region.

• Henry HudsonBroader topic: Hudson explored this bay in 1610–1611 before his crew abandoned him there.

• Nelson RiverNarrower topic: The Nelson River carries freshwater and sediment into the bay.

• ManitobaRelated: Manitoba reaches its coast, linking the province to northern marine environments.

• Post-glacial reboundBroader topic: The land around Hudson Bay is still rising from the former ice load.

• Lake AgassizRelated: As the ice margin retreated, Agassiz water ultimately drained toward this basin.

• Nanook of the NorthRelated: Flaherty filmed the work in the region around Hudson Bay.

• Hudson Bay drainage basinBroader topic: Its shores receive the basin’s rivers and mark much of the basin’s outlet.

• Hudson StraitRelated: The strait forms Hudson Bay’s northeastern outlet.

• Hudson Bay LowlandsRelated: The lowlands fringe its southern and western shores.

• Labrador PeninsulaRelated: Its coastline forms the peninsula's western and northern boundary.

• Snow gooseRelated: Major snow goose breeding colonies occupy areas around its shores.

• Arctic ArchipelagoRelated: Its northern waters border the archipelago’s southern island regions.

• Isostatic depressionBroader topic: The basin and surrounding land record the immense load of the former ice sheet.

• Southampton IslandNarrower topic: Southampton Island lies at the bay’s northern entrance.

• Ungava PeninsulaRelated: Its eastern shore bounds much of the peninsula’s western side.